Romeo and Juliet Act 4

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What is the main reason Paris believes Juliet is sad in Act 4?

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Paris believes Juliet's sadness is due to her reaction to Tybalt's death.

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How does Juliet communicate her feelings to Paris in Friar Lawrence's cell?

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Juliet hides the true meaning behind her words to Paris.

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What does Lord Capulet mean when he says, 'Death is my son-in-law'?

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He means that Juliet appears dead on her wedding day, as if she has 'married' Death instead of Paris.

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Why does Capulet move the wedding date up?

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Capulet believes Juliet may change her mind about the wedding.

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What is Juliet's mood when she seeks Friar Lawrence's advice?

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Juliet's mood is one of desperation.

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What is the significance of Friar Lawrence's role in Act 4?

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Friar Lawrence provides Juliet with a plan to avoid marrying Paris.

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How does Juliet's relationship with her parents affect her decisions in Act 4?

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Juliet feels pressured by her parents' expectations, leading her to seek desperate solutions.

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What theme is highlighted by Juliet's actions in Act 4?

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The theme of love versus duty is highlighted by Juliet's struggle between her love for Romeo and her family's expectations.

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What does Juliet's willingness to take drastic measures reveal about her character?

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It reveals her determination and the depth of her love for Romeo.

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How does the concept of fate play a role in Act 4?

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Fate is portrayed as a powerful force that influences the characters' lives and decisions.